1. Send a hand-written note. 2. Have the children write notes or make a “big” thank-you card. 3. Call or text to say “Thank-you.” 4. Hold them up as great examples to others. 5. Acknowledge ...
Q&A’s Questions About the Curriculum Answers given by various staff members of the Kingdom Kids Curriculum Project (Updated May 28, 2001) General Q: Some quarters only have 12 lessons instea...
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Great Music for Everyone! The children in our ministries love love love this music. It is certainly a favorite in our house. On any given day you can see my four and eight year old rocking out to the ...
New Childrens Book! Teamwork Encouragement “The strength of the team is each individual member. The strength of each member is the team.” ― Phil Jackson 1 Corinthians 10:13 No temptation has overtaken...
Fruity Tunes and the Adventures of Rotten Apple Several years ago my church was having a large gathering of several thousand people. We had limited space for children’s classes and needed to combine ...
One of XCED’s core beliefs is the importance of inclusion. One in eighty-eight children is on the autistic spectrum. One in eight has an anxiety disorder. Statistics show that autism is now more commo...
Hello family, Many have asked to learn where they might find free lessons, craft ideas and games. While many websites require membership or charge fees for this information, others are free. I’v...